You are poles apart: You probably know this already but we will still say it. You will never agree with your spouse and you will also never understand his point of view.

He has skeletons in the closet: So do you. So stop trying to be the detective and learn to live with the 'secrets.'

You are marrying his family too: So the "I want to spend Diwali with my family" argument won't work.

No more taboos: Being asked to check nose hair or pull off a blackened toenail isn't considered gross post-marriage.

'We' means 'You': If your spouse tells you "We must really clean this fan" he most probably means "You must clean this fan soon." Don't worry about it. Just dim the lights when he comes home so that fan isn't all that visible.

It's always work in progress: So you have your fights now, but feel that it'll all change post-marriage? You are wrong. Marriage is constant work in progress. A decade later you will still be learning and adjusting to new things.

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